The Springfield herald., May 26, 1916, Image 3

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Springfield, baoa county. Colorado, Friday, may 26. 1916 j
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to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
nature's demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
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House Fly Catochism
Q. Where is the housefly born?
aqs. In filth; chiefly in horse
manure and out houses.
Q. How Long does it take a fly
egg to hatch?
Ans. About ten days elapses
from che time the egg is laid un
til "he manure fly is born.
Q Where does the fly live?
Ans. Where there is filth.
Q. Does the fly like clean food,
too?
Ant. Yes. It is the delight of
the fly to wipe its feet on
clean food.
Q. Where does the fly go after
leaving filth?
Ans. Into the kitchen, dining
room and bedroom.
Q. Does the fly visit the sick
vith typhoid fever, consump
tion, smallbox and cholera infan
rum ?
Ans. He certainly does, and
may call on you next,
Q. Is the fly dangerous?
Ans. Yes, he spreads desease.
Q. How does he spread dis
ease?
Ans. By carrying filthy little
germs on his legs and wings and
by “fly specks" after he has i
been feeding on infectious 111a
teria).
Q. What diseases may the fly
carry?
Ans. He ms-y carry typhoid fe
ver, tuberculosis, cholera, disen
te ry and “summer complaint"
1 Q. Did the fly ever kill anyone?
Ans. He killed three times as
* many soldiers in the Spanish
American war as were killed by
; Spanish bullets. Much of the
typhoid fever in Oklahoma last
year was caused by flies.
Q. Where are the greatest
number of cases of typhoid fever
> To»Great County Builder
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SEVERAL. REASONS WHY FLIES 5HOULP .."PS
U N WELCOME C-utSTS.
nd ‘'summer camplaint?”
Ans. Where there are the most
flies.
Q. Where are the most flies?
Ans. Where there is most filth
Q. Why should we swat the
fly?
Ans. Becausdltie is the cause
of much sickness and death.
Q. How may we successfully
fight flies?
1 Ans. By distroying or remov
ing the manure pile and other
breeding places; by making the
. privy vault lly proof; by keeping
the yard clean; by screening the
house; by the use of fly traps,
swatters, sticky fly paper, etc.
Burning insect powder in closed
room. This is by Dr. Dixie B.
Tucker, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
The above is well pu'; now let
us get busy and follow the sug
gestions as to fly killing. Let
each neighbor fix a day for a
general clean-up and keep swat
ting the early fly, and prevent
sickness and death. (Signrd)
W. K Verity, M D.
PROGRAM
For Memorial Dy
Song America
Devotional Exercises
Address Rev. Scarffe
S word of Bunker Bill
Lincoln's Memorial Address.
Children's Grand March
Veteran’s LasV Song
Cover them over with flowers.
After dinner meet at the echoot
house at i:JO and go.tq cemetery
and decorate the .graves of the
buys in blue and everybody else
who sleep in lliai silent city of
the Dead.
J. Q. Vanorsdol.
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Att’y Merril came down from
Lamar yesterday.
Dr. Brady made the rounds of
the county this week.
Bert Scott, the electrician, has
been nursing a “pot” on his jaw
the last few days.
Frank Welch and wife and
Louise and Roy were in toWn ov
er Wednesday night.
Prof. Dillon of the state agri
cultural college has been in the
county during the week on a lec
ture course. .
Claud Joces the first of the
week got a finger caught under
the chain of a motorcyle and the
end near the first joint was
about severed.
Att'y Alberti always has been
a good Springfield booster, and
now that he has purchased the
forty acres of laud with the stone
house on it half a mile west of
town, he will have a direct pecu
niary interest in the town’s de
velopment. The next thing for
, Mr. .Alberti is to buy a business
lot in town and build a good con
crete office on it.
The sehcol entertainment Fri
day night was extremely good.
The bouse was filled from gai ret
I to basment, and all enjoyed them
i selves as well as the crowded
j condition would permit. Thoon
tertainment lasted about three
'hours, and showed both skill and
care on the part of the teach
ers. in the preparation for the
' different pirts A home enter
tainment beats the imported
kind nil the time by reason
of its heme relation.